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intermediate

[in-ter-mee-dee-eyt] / ˌɪn tərˈmi diˌeɪt /


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New driver Isack Hadjar crashed in the afternoon in the quick final corner, having just switched from full wet tyres to intermediates.

From BBC

The remaining 67% were categorized as having an "intermediate" chronotype if they were unsure or said they were neither clearly a morning nor evening person.

From Science Daily

Longer term, Carney and Canada face an uphill struggle to “build a new order” in concert with other “intermediate powers,” as he put it at Davos.

From Barron's

You are a beginning or intermediate skier, allergic to long lift lines, more interested in peace and quiet than après-ski action.

From Los Angeles Times

Less lethal weapons refer to a broad category used to describe what are often characterized as intermediate force options deployed by law enforcement.

From Salon